BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – Calcification: Drill, Sand, Vaporise, Cut, Score & Acoustic Shock – ‘Discussion’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – Calcification: Drill, Sand, Vaporise, Cut, Score & Acoustic Shock – ‘Discussion’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Calcification Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

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Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Calcification Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Calcification Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Calcification Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Calcification Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a Consultant’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Calcification Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a Consultant’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Balloons: Equipment, Set Up and How These Devices Work’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Balloons: Equipment, Set Up and How These Devices Work’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Atherectomy: Equipment, Set Up and How These Devices Work’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Atherectomy: Equipment, Set Up and How These Devices Work’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Bifurcation Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

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Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Bifurcation Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Bifurcation Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Bifurcation Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a PCI Fellow’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Bifurcation Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a Consultant’

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees Course – ‘Bifurcation Case I Have Learnt the Most From as a Consultant’

BCIS trainees from across the country flocked to the Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott Hotel on Monday, June 27 for our Coronary Interventional Trainees course, which explored intra-coronary imaging, bifurcation PCI and how to deal with calcification.

The meeting consisted of short lectures, case-based learning from consultant faculty and trainees, a debate on whether it is necessary to use these tools in left main PCI and simulators to highlight practical considerations.

The main learning objectives were:

  • To understand how and why systematic intra-coronary imaged guided PCI will often improve durability and outcome compared to angiographic only PCI
  • To learn how to safely perform both provisional MV only therapy and MV and SB treatment strategies during bifurcation PCI
  • To familiarise you with the options for calcification modification

Debate: Calcified LM PCI is Best Done Without Any Fancy Tools – ‘Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?’

Chair: Brian Clapp

Panel: Klio Konstantinou, Jehangir Din and Joshua Chai

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat? presented by Klio Konstantinou

 

Left Main Bifurcation Disease – How Should I Treat?, Klio Konstantinou